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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
8
A local landholder asserts the strongest water right on the river, citing prior use and ownership of the reservoired resource. Neighbors debate seniority and access amid ongoing discussions of water rights and allocation.
Special to TRIBUNE Pageville July 25 Mrs. Mary Delilah Stewart born 1870 near Point of Rocks died after two years of illness at Murray hospital She and her husband William raised three sons in nearby Centredale and Pageville A devout Christian mother she had given her life to service since 15 years of age The funeral at Butte featured Rev Oliver and Twin Bridge choir Floral tributes honored her long community work
T J Murray brings unburned brick from Steele creek for a new brick venture. C H Strowbridge buys James F Paddock ranch totaling 520 acres with stock and machinery. Walter Hansen buys cattle, sending 200 head from the basin. Mrs T J Murray returns from Portland visit with the Millers. C A McElroy inspects placer claims near Trail Creek. Audrey Smith arrives from Iowa to summer at W A Armitage ranch. Don Francis takes vacant ranch hand position from Chris Hansen. Prospects for next winter look favorable for basin ranchers. A good day’s crop outlook noted.
The report notes abundant range pasture and stock cattle and horses in prime condition this season. It mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to gently stimulate the liver and bowels, expel poisons, cleanse the system, and relieve constipation and sick headache, sold by Potts, the Druggist.
Chas Berry of Jackson suffered a severe gash under the thumb with fourteen stitches after an axe glanced while splitting wood. Local notes mention haying, a rain storm, and visits by Dr. Ryburn from the Bales and Jones ranch. Announcements praise Chamberlain’s Liniment for muscle pain and note various town happenings and travels.
Mr and Mrs Clifford and family departed yesterday for their home in Anapondy after a pleasant visit at the home of M A Henneberry near Grayling.
The Gandy Kitchen advertises its soda fountains in full operation serving fancy drinks sundaes ice creams sherbets and ices for family and party trade. It promotes a full line of bitter cups ribion-candy bitter sweet chocolates burnt almonds and up-to-date candies aimed at eastern city standards.
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